Review: Torpor – Rhetoric Of The Image
The UK doom trio return adding a creative depth to their punishing sound.
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Review: King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Infest The Rat’s Nest
An apt album for modern times from Australia’s premier psych rockers.
Photo Gallery: Revenge Of The End Of The World Festival 2019
Guaranteed riffs, doom, stoner rock, psychedelia, riffs, sweat, beers and riffs from End Of The World fest 2019.
Review: Besvärjelsen – Frost
A dark and psychedelic vibe permeates this new EP from the Swedish doomsters.
Vodun: Hip-Shaking, Head-Banging Metal for the Revolution
Revisit a feature from our previous print issue, where we talk to UK rockers Vodun.
Festival Preview: A Look at the Weird and Wonderful Sights and Sounds of Supernormal 2019
A closer look at what’s on offer at experimental festival Supernormal for 2019.
Retrospective: Boris – Absolutego
Today we’re ignoring the news by reflecting on the debut album from the only Boris worth talking about.
Review: Possessor – Gravelands
New fuzzy riffs from the London horror metal punks.
Review: Elder – The Gold & Silver Sessions
An ambitious, psychedelic left turn from the stoner/doom stalwarts.
Review: Old Horn Tooth – From The Ghost Grey Depths
The debut EP from an impressive new addition to the UK doom scene.
Review: Baroness – Gold & Grey
The band expand their sound as they add the final colours to their series of themed albums.
Introducing the Sludgy Death’N’Roll Horror of Video Nasties
Melodeath meets sludge meets black’n’roll in the music of these Scouse oddballs
Forest Child: An Insight into the Wacky Metal and Bizarre Mythology of Troll Mother
Discussing trolls, spaceships and Britney Spears in a Lord of the Rings-themed pub.
Frantic Noise and Tortured Psyches: An Exploration of the World’s Heaviest Sludge
We’ve burrowed deep into the tortured cries and thunderous fuzz to bring you the best and most unfathomably intense sludge out there.
Review: Kurokuma – Sheffield’s Best Metal Bands, Vol. 1
Sludge, tribalism, psychedelia, electronic music and Jamiroquai covers from Sheffield’s self-appointed scene leaders.
Festival Preview: Ones To Watch at Desertfest London 2019
The ten acts we’re most excited to catch at this year’s Desertfest London.
